musterion
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Wasn't talking about him. I'm talking about you.
Pastor brags about punching kid in the chest
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Wasn't talking about him. I'm talking about you.
And here I thought that the topic was about a Christian youth pastor who gave a smart aleck teenager a much needed wakeup call.
What would you have done musty, given the kid a "time out"?
"Now Ben, go over to the corner for a few minutes to think about what you've done."
Quote: Originally posted by aCulturewarrior
And here I thought that the topic was about a Christian youth pastor who gave a smart aleck teenager a much needed wakeup call.
What would you have done musty, given the kid a "time out"?
"Now Ben, go over to the corner for a few minutes to think about what you've done."
The teenager whom the youth pastor identified as "Ben" was already in the church's youth ministry program (i.e. the Gospel of Christ was being shared with him).
Wait, you aren't a disciple of the Libertarian NAP doctrine like Jr. are you?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-aggression_principle
And here I thought that the topic was about a Christian youth pastor who gave a smart aleck teenager a much needed wakeup call.
What would you have done musty, given the kid a "time out"?
"Now Ben, go over to the corner for a few minutes to think about what you've done."
The teenager whom the youth pastor identified as "Ben" was already in the church's youth ministry program (i.e. the Gospel of Christ was being shared with him).
Wait, you aren't a disciple of the Libertarian NAP doctrine like Jr. are you?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-aggression_principle
elohiym
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He killed him?
Commotio cordis occurs mostly in boys and young men (average age 15), usually during sports, most often baseball, often despite a chest protector. It is most often caused by a projectile, but can also be caused by the blow of an elbow or other body part. Being less developed, the thorax of an adolescent is likely more prone to this injury given the circumstances.
What that "pastor" did could have killed the young man.
Will you let a large, muscular man punch your chest as hard as he can?
Maybe you really don't have a heart. :idunno:
Quincy
New member
Right, I agree. The kid (hopefully at least an older teenager so he wasn't too hurt but even then) found fear of the Christians around him and what they'd do if he didn't listen. Instead of having faith in God to call the boy to his grace, the pastor assaulted him. Guys like this pastor are Christian by philosophy only. They have little faith.
Quincy
New member
I'm glad to see people who are wise enough to not approve of a grown man heart punching a minor. I'm sad though, that I would consider that wisdom today and not common sense.
I know just the thought of corporal punishment makes you want to hurl Doormat, but sometimes kids (good kids like Ben), need it.
elohiym
Well-known member
Send the kid home. Simple.
(Typical liberal: get rid of the problem, don't deal with it).
Oh. I see. The opposite of limp wristed is abusive. Thanks for clearing that up.
elohiym
Well-known member
Straightening out a good kid is "abusive" Sandy?
Good parents would thank the youth pastor for dealing with the problem right there instead of sending him home for them to deal with it.
elohiym
Well-known member
It's the kid's parents' responsibility, not the abusive creep calling himself a "pastor."
elohiym
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How many children do you have? I'm guessing none.
Maybe mommy and daddy weren't being good parents to begin with if Ben was being disruptive in his youth ministry program and being disrespectful towards adults.
musterion
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Nice dodge. I'm no longer talking about the false minister/striker. I'm still talking about you. Which you noticed. Which is why you're still talking about him.
I see right through you.
elohiym
Well-known member
Then maybe the "pastor" should have punched Ben's father and mother in the chest, but I'm guessing he'd rather dominate boys and punish them for their parents' mistakes.